That said, I am totally confused by the laws, in PA and many other states that you have to move right to allow people to pass on the left, but if you get behind a squatter it's also illegal to pass on the right.

I guess this is an example of two wrongs not making a right, but come on, if I come upon someone squatting, which is illegal, I'm seriously not allowed to go around?

I ran into that on the way in today, except with two cars going 40 on the parkway....with nobody in front of them. There was a brief part of the road where it opened up to three lanes, but as mentioned it's illegal and nobody made the move to go around. Instead, I was stuck going 15 under for half my drive today during a time where traffic is typically a non-issue (about 6-615 am)

Glad I decided to come into this thread. There is some justice in the world. Maryland drivers are awful about this. the right lane is the fast lane more often than the left. I ran into a lot of this on the way to work today, only it was 50 in a 55 that people normally go 65 in(495). Then 50 in a 65 that people normally go 80 in(95).

If I come up on someone squatting in the left lane, I have a "count to 10 rule". After 10, I flash my high beams. If that fails, I fly out around them to the right and honk my horn. I try to give them that time to move over, but after that, they are just being ignorant.

Yeah despite the rain, I passed one of them today with a middle finger out the window. Then I got ahead of them a half mile and hit more traffic. I felt dumb. I'm usually patient for quite a while though. Probably minutes.

I hate when people break on the Freeway causing significant decrease in speed rapidly. I was happily going 65 in 65 and all of a sudden I had to slam on my brakes down to 40ish while a big SUV was right behind me. Was not happy.

shafnutz05 wrote:If I come up on someone squatting in the left lane, I have a "count to 10 rule". After 10, I flash my high beams. If that fails, I fly out around them to the right and honk my horn. I try to give them that time to move over, but after that, they are just being ignorant.

Yeah, I give them like 30 seconds and then if they don't move over, I go around and blow the horn.

I hate people that drive slow in the left lane, especially when they are just chilling there.

shafnutz05 wrote:If I come up on someone squatting in the left lane, I have a "count to 10 rule". After 10, I flash my high beams. If that fails, I fly out around them to the right and honk my horn. I try to give them that time to move over, but after that, they are just being ignorant.

Yeah, I give them like 30 seconds and then if they don't move over, I go around and blow the horn.

I hate people that drive slow in the left lane, especially when they are just chilling there.

I hate the people that know they are going to make a left turn 5 miles ahead, so they feel the need to drive in the left lane the entire time.

Sushi box makers: you're doing a fab job providing enough wasabi clumps. Where you need to pick up the effort is in boosting the ginger shred count so I can have one wasabi clump and one ginger shred with ALL the yummy bites.

Sports teams that use a state or region as part of their name even though there are other teams in the same sport within that state or region (e.g., Texas Rangers, Florida Panthers, New England Patriots). If you’re the only team playing a certain professional sport in state X, then you can reasonably use that state in your name. If there’s another team, however, you need to be named after a city or other locality.

Shyster wrote:Sports teams that use a state or region as part of their name even though there are other teams in the same sport within that state or region (e.g., Texas Rangers, Florida Panthers, New England Patriots). If you’re the only team playing a certain professional sport in state X, then you can reasonably use that state in your name. If there’s another team, however, you need to be named after a city or other locality.

Walker, Arlington Ranger

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